Graettinger Couple United in Marriage at Methodist Church
Sharon Marie Hansen and Melvin Wayne Evers were married Sunday afternoon November 17 at 2 o'clock in Graettinger's Methodist church. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev. C. F. Curtis with white lighted candelabrum adorning the altar. Soloist Carol Prather sang The Lord's Prayer and Oh Perfect Love, accompanied by organist Mrs. James Voigt. The bride wore a floor length gown of white lace over satin, and was given in marriage by her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Marie Hansen
James Hansen
Graettinger
Melvin Wayne Evers
Omaha
Nebr
Lewis Evers
Hebron
Methodist
C. F.curtis
Carol Prather
Love
James Voigt
James Park
North Bethel Church
Marsha Olesen
Beverly Lastine
Pastor Reitz
Phyllis Lastine
Edwin Graettinger
Rhonda Jacobsen
Park
Russell Lastine
George Neilson
Frank Jacobsen
Alan Hersleff
Vernie Jacobsen
Robert Simonsen
Verna Christiansen
Sam Watson
Ed Zitterick
Bride Wears Crown of Sequins in White Blue Wedding
A detailed wedding notice describes a bride in fingertip veil with a sequin crown, bouquet of white butterfly roses, and pearl jewelry. Attendants include Mrs. Harry Heldt Jr., Miss Jean Harris, Allen Evers, and Ray Asche. Reception for about 150 followed in church parlors with seasonal decor and a four tier cake. Also notes a mixed set of local social events, church circles, and a Golden Wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heldt Jr
Terris
Jean Harris
Allen Evers
Ray Asche
David Clark Jr
Emmetsburg
Bar] Johnson
Jean Torrence
Joyce Markley
Estherville
Shirley Clark
Robert Baillard
Omaha
Wilma Markley
Joyce Evers
Emmet Harris
Wm. Hansen
Betty Nissen
Sandra Ramsey
Betty Pederson
Doris Hansen
Shirley
Sheryl Hively
Emma Montgomery
Armelia Cornelius
Ina Herke
Graettinger High School
Lutheran Medical Center
Nebr
Hebron Height
Western Electric
Iowa
Dewey Ave
Lewis Evers
Louis Asche
Delbert Craig
Diane
Hebron
Robert Ballard
Allan Evers
Lincoln
Paul Aude
Sidney
Glenn Rost
Springfield
Minn
W.L. Hively
William Hansen
R. L. Hansen
Doris
Vern Dahna
W. J. Hively
Hugh Markley
Peter Hansen
Marengo
Local News Items Move Plans and Visits Reach Minnesota
Mrs. Hilda Luke and Mrs. Isabel Luke planned a Wednesday move to the Mrs. John Nelson house in Graettinger, recently purchased. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bisgard, Diane and Donnie, and Mrs. Elliott Larsen and Irene traveled to New Ulm, Minnesota, Saturday to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Luke
Isabel Luke
John Nelson
Graettinger
Earl Bisgard
Diane
Donnie
Elliott Larsen
Irene
New Uln
Minn
City Council Proceedings November 1963 Graettinger
City Council met on November 4 1963 with all members present Mayor Thomsen presiding John Poland attended Discussions covered dump truck repair versus replacement and cigarette permit for Christys Rexall Drug Bills were approved across funds including General Public Safety Sanitation and Utilities Total payments listed for materials equipment and services plus cemetery maintenance and gas system costs Adjourned at 6 25 PM Thomas Thomsen Mayor D L Lammers Town Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomsen
John Poland
McDonald
Rolfson
Christy
Rexall Drug
Potter
Knudtson
E. C. Andresen
Graettinger Telephone Co
Graettinger Times
Gilbert Stueve
Bonstead Hardware
Graettinger Man
Graettinger Coop Grain Co
Graettinger Lumber Co
Rasmussen Standard Service
Public Safety
Hooker Supply Co
del Chemical Corp
Suss Electric
State Hygienic Lab
Layne Western Co
Wallace-Tiernan,, Inc
Globe Machinery
R. L. Mesenbrink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Evers
Sharon Hansen
Melvin Evers
Hunt’s Catsup
Igc
DUCKS
Mrs. James Park
Mrs. L. M. Garber
L. H. Garber
Garber
Methodist Church
Golden Rule
Pearl Rolfs
Helen Wheeler
Ardell Mowry
Good Will
Ada Fern Herke
Hilda Lake
Thelma Carter
LiHan Barringer
Flossie ‘Weir
Leona Garber
Garnet
Charlotte Aiger
Charlie Brawner
Gloria
Clear Water
M. F. Stllian
Superior
the Legion Hall
Ira Schultz
Des Moines
Veteran's Hospital
City Hall
Thomas Thomsen
D. L. Lammers
Christy Drug
Dan
Cherri Christensen
Turkey
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